Mairianne Campbell

Sunday 27th August

Youth Fellowship meets tonight in the Francis Street manse after the evening service. All young people S1+ most welcome, as well as students and young workers. Young people are invited to meet in the hall in order to walk up to the manse together. YF will finish around 9.30pm.

Monday 28th August

Communion Thanksgiving services are as follows:
11am Gaelic service in the Seminary – Rev Ruairidh Maclean

7.30pm English service in the Seminary – Rev David Macdonald

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Rotas This Week (27th August)
CRECHE Chrisell Macleod, Elaine Macmillan, Karen Mackay, Robbie Maciver, Annice Macleod
TWEENIES Liz Macleod, Kay Macleod, Dawn Campbell
TEAS Mary Campbell, Mairianne Campbell 

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The sacrament of the Lord’s Supper is due to be dispensed in the congregation on Sunday 27th August 2017, with the usual preliminary services daily from the previous Thursday. Details of the services are shown below.

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Rotas This Week
CRECHE Kate Macdonald, Mary Campbell, Mairianne Campbell, Kirsty Baird, Megan Macsween
TWEENIES Chrissanne Mackenzie, Elaine Poke, Naomi Mackay
TEAS Marten & Kathleen Walker

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11am English Service (Church) Rev James Maciver 

Sermon Title: Testifying to Christ’s Pierced Side

11am Gaelic Service (Seminary) Rev Kenneth I Macleod

6.30pm English Service (Church) Rev James Maciver 

Sermon Title: God (the Son) Learning Obedience

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Monday 21st August
- Deacons’ Court will meet in the Kenneth Street Session Room at 7.00pm
- All crèche volunteers, Tweenies leaders and helpers as well as Central Sunday School teachers are invited to a meeting on Monday 21st at 7.30pm in the upstairs hall to discuss the needs of their groups for the 2017-18 session.

Friday 25th August 
All are warmly welcome to the Congregational Fellowship after the evening preparatory services on Friday night, meeting for refreshments and a time of informal fellowship in the MA Hall after which we will hear from the visiting ministers, God willing.

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11am English Service (Church) Rev Kenneth I Macleod Sermon Title: Jacob and Joseph’s Faithfulness

11am Gaelic Service (Seminary) Rev James Maciver

6.30pm English Service (Church) Rev James Maciver Sermon Title: Where All our Needs are Met

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Sunday 13 August: Special Collection
A Special Collection will be taken at the close of all services today, 13th August, which will be presented to Rev David Macdonald who recently completed his studies for the ministry at Edinburgh Theological Seminary. David, who grew up in the congregation and has been a communicant member of it for several years, was inducted as Assistant minister of Back Free Church on Friday 11 August. We pray that God will richly bless David and his wife Jayne as they commence this new and challenging phase in their lives. Collection points will be in place at each exit door from the church and Seminary, and at the doors leading from upstairs in the church.

Midweek Meetings: All at 7.30pm in the Seminary
Wednesday – English (Rev Kenneth I Macleod) 
Thursday – Gaelic (Rev James Maciver) 
Saturday – English

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PLEASE NOTE that the English prayer meeting on Wednesday 9th August will meet in the Rev MA Macleod Memorial hall at 7.30pm instead of the Seminary.

PLEASE NOTE the Gaelic prayer meeting on Thursday 10th August will meet in the Kenneth Street Session room at 7.30pm instead of the Seminary.

This is due to the ongoing renovation work, which has reached a stage this week that makes it problematic to use the building for public meetings.  Please spread the word, thank you.

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On Sunday morning, Rev.James MacIver preached on Revelation 5: 1 – 7, Jesus, the Worthy Executive of God’s Plan. He described the passage as being like a drama, though not in the same sense as fantasies like ‘Game of Thrones’. Instead, the opening of this scroll, which is at the heart of the chapter, represents the unfolding of God’s plan – of the church in history, of the present-day church and of all that God will do in the future.

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